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  • Prof Ian Nettleship
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    Dr Nettleship’s teaching interests include materials processing and mechanical properties. He teaches introductory materials science and engineering as well as higher level undergraduate...
  • Mr John Cotton
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    I have over 30 years experience in engineering materials specialising in advanced ceramics for structural and functional applications. The scope of my materials expertise includes metals, oxides,...
  • Prof Jim Low
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    Areas of expertise include: MAX Phases Natural Fibre Reinforced Polymer Composites Natural Fibre Reinforced Geopolymer Composites Cold-Ceramics Advanced Diffraction Science In-Situ...
  • Prof Michael J. Demkowicz
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    Michael Demkowicz studies the fundamental processes by which solids change their atomic structure when driven far from equilibrium, e.g. when plastically deformed, bombardment by energetic ions,...
  • Prof Robert W. Collins
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    Professor Collins’s research involves the development and application of polarized light spectroscopies based on ellipsometry and polarimetry to probe the optical properties of solids, surfaces, and...
  • Prof Allen Apblett
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    The research efforts of Professor Apblett`s research group are concerned with the application of metallo-organic and inorganic materials chemistry to the multitude of problems that are faced...
  • Dr Jane Clarke
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    Born in Bramhall, Cheshire, attended Congleton Grammar School in Cheshire. BSc in Joint Chemistry and Geology at Bristol University. PhD in Physical Chemistry at University of Newcastle upon Tyne....
  • Dr Gary Critchlow
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    Worked for Loughborough University since January 1987; initially as a member of the Surface Analysis Group of Loughborough Consultants Ltd located within the Physics Department. In 1990 this group...
  • Prof Rachel Thomson
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    Rachel read for a degree in Natural Sciences at Newnham College, Cambridge University between 1986 and 1989, specialising in Physics. She then carried out her PhD in the Department of Materials...
  • Prof Michael F Ashby
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    Mike Ashby, now Emeritus, was a Royal Society Research Professor at the University of Cambridge and a Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor at the Royal College of Art in London. He...

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